Urinary tract infection test - 3 tests

Product Description

Screen Check Urine Infection Test medical device in vitro diagnostic CE 0123

Indications

The Urine Infection Screen Test detects urinary tract infections. The rapid test for self-diagnostic use identifies and analyzes the presence of Leukocytes, Blood, Nitrite and Protein in human urine.

How to use

Collect some of the urine in the plastic container provided or use a clean container without detergent residue.
Fill the container with urine.
Open the sealed package and remove the test strip. Do not touch the test fields. Once the package is opened, it is recommended to perform the test immediately.
Immerse the test strip in the urine sample. Make sure all four test fields are immersed for at least 1-2 seconds.
Remove the test strip and remove excess urine by wiping it on the edge of the container or using absorbent material to avoid mixing chemicals from nearby areas.
Wait 2 minutes (do not read results after 3 minutes).
Read the results separately for each parameter, comparing the color with the chart in the package insert.
Color changes at the edges of the test pads or beyond 3 minutes should be ignored. It is recommended to collect a urine sample for testing in the early morning as it is the most concentrated.

Reading the Results

Color changes at the edges of the test pads or beyond 3 minutes should be ignored.
Negative:

• The LEUKOCYTE test field remained white;
• The BLOOD test field remained yellow-orange;
• The NITRITE test field remained white;
• The PROTEIN test field remained yellowish.

Positive Result for Leukocytes If the color of the relevant area has changed to lilac, this means that leukocytes are present in the urine.
Positive Result for Leukocytes Blood: If the color of the corresponding area has turned green (or green spots have appeared at the bottom), this means that blood is present in the urine.
Positive result for nitrite: If the color of the corresponding area has turned pink, this means that nitrite is present in the urine.
Positive result for protein: If the color of the corresponding area has turned green, this means that protein is present in the urine.